EEG / EMG in Pennsylvania

Computational Diagnostics, Inc. (CDI) is a manufacturer of clinical neurophysiology systems and provider of intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IOM/IONM) services. Founded in 1988, CDI develops and operates multi-modality neurophysiologic monitoring equipment designed to protect neural structures during surgical procedures. The company's flagship NeuroNet® platform enables real-time neurophysiological data acquisition and remote interpretation by attending neurophysiologists, allowing surgeons to monitor nervous system integrity during complex procedures. CDI offers turnkey IOM services with nationally certified neurotechnologists and neurophysiologists collaborating to deliver immediate clinical feedback. The company also develops telemedicine and home-use neurophysiology systems, supported by research funding from the Army's Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center and the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke. CDI's technology has received recognition including Computer World/Smithsonian awards.

ANT Neuro is a global neurotechnology company specializing in EEG (electroencephalography) systems, neuronavigation solutions, and neurofeedback platforms for clinical diagnostics and neuroscience research. The company manufactures and distributes high-density EEG amplifiers (eego™ product line), EEG caps and electrodes, and the visor2™ navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) system, which is FDA 510(k)-cleared. Their solutions serve neurologists, neuroscientists, psychiatrists, and research institutions worldwide. ANT Neuro operates through regional distribution centers in the Netherlands, Germany, UK, Asia-Pacific, North America, and Australia, with local sales and application support teams. The company maintains CE and MDR compliance for medical devices and hosts the international ANT Neuromeeting conference annually, underscoring their commitment to advancing clinical and research neurotechnology. Products address functional diagnostics including EEG/EMG applications in sleep studies, epilepsy monitoring, and brain-computer interface research.